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❌ 100% false, fact-checked
A ten-minute deepfake video showed Argentina's Economy Minister Luis Caputo and President Javier Milei recommending an investment platform called "PrimeAurora"
On June 25, 2026, a well-produced, AI-generated video over ten minutes long circulated online, in which a synthetic "Caputo" walked viewers step by step through depositing $230,000 into the PrimeAurora platform for supposed daily returns of up to $30,000, with a synthetic Javier Milei appearing to back the investment.
Why it's false: Presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni publicly debunked the video that same day: neither Caputo nor Milei recorded that content or recommend any investment platform. PrimeAurora isn't a real financial product, it's the same old scam pattern, a deepfake of a public official promising impossible returns, just with video production that's getting harder to spot at a glance.
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